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Activities means service projects, committee meetings . . . painting posters clean-up projects paying dues club programs becoming a part of Myers Park. 12
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Ready at half-time to march on the field, Rick Sterling gives final instructions to Bill Hunt, Joe Goodwin, and Raymond Snyder. Practice makes perfect the various formations displayed by the band Football games would not be com- plete without the eighty-eight piece marching band. Co-ordinating marching routines to music, the band has a large repertoire of unique formations. Fans seated in the stands catch the glitter of the uniforms and the recurrent sparkle of each instru- ment as the band performs under the floodlights. Majorettes, lettergirls, drum majors, color guards, and flag- bearers work with the band in dis- playing skill as well as in entertain- ing for the spectators. With spirit to spare the band plans various additional shows. The Myers Park band, along with twenty-seven other bands from North and South Carolina, proudly marched in the Carousel Parade and in the Shrine Parade. The winter concert featured the concert band performing with the symphonic band. Another con- cert was held in the spring. Again the State Band Contest was held in Greensboro. Most of the members of the concert band also play in the marching band. Filing out of the gym after the last foot- ball pep rally, band members spiritedly play “When the green and white fight, fight.” Interlocking hearts are formed as the band plays “I could have danced all night”. Football fans always look forward to half-time entertainment when they get to see the final produc- tion of many hours’ work towards another spectacular show. Marching band. FLUTES: Van Sciver, Scantland, Borror, Proctor, Beam, Schreiber, Bordsen, Sibley, Collier, Whitton; HORNS: Greenspan, Strickhouser, Henley, Johnson, Reese, Hig- gins, Segrest; BASS: Stanton, Blackmon; CLARINETS: Leland, Campbell, Duvall, Bowser, Patterson, Sturges, Freidell, Kelly, Johnson, O’Brien, Martin, Stanton, Sharp, Holeman, Gil- bert, Lewis, Travis, K. Van Sciver, Foster; SAX: Lowry, Johnson, Caudle, Shackelford, Crowder, Austin, Cates, Burwell, Eaker; BASSOON: Lewin; TROMBONES: Reed, Davis, Williams, Auten, Whelen, Michaels, Vaden, Broom, Delantonis, Fuller, Freeman, Schworm; CORNETS: Faucette, Couples, Thomson, Snyder, Flowers, Haag, Smith, Harlin, Wakefield, Ousley, Williams, Mayfield; PERCUSSION: Clapp, Barfield, Houston, Brody, Lee, Citron, Aiken, Ward: DIRECTOR: L. Harold McNeely. 13
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